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A plant that is grown for food, like wheat, corn, rice, etc. or the amount of food produced through agriculture
crop (noun)
Rearrange the word "hencea" to mean "increase", "improve", or "develop"
enhance (v)
What is the academic alternative for "good"
the first letters are:
1- ef
2- de
efficient (adj)
desirable (adj)
desired (adj)
A synonym for "farming" is
agriculture (n)
What is the noun form of the verb "Prevent"
prevention (noun)
Something that causes a lot of disagreement or debate among people
Contentious (adj)
Controversial (adj)
Rearrange the word "yidel" to mean "produce" or "product"
yield (n)
yield (v)
What is the academic alternative for "bad"
The first letters are:
- ad
adverse (adj)
A synonym for "although" that starts with "d" is
Despite
What is the adjective form of the noun "challenge"
challenging
A part of the DNA in a cell that controls the physical development, behaviour, etc. of an individual plant or animal and is passed on from its parents
gene (noun)
Rearrange the word "calithenu" to mean "immoral" or "morally wrong"
unethical
What is an academic alternative for "people who disagree"?
The first letters are:
-Op
opponent (noun)
A synonym for "change"
alter (v)
What is the noun form of the verb "improve"
improvement
A word used to describe animals or plant species that no longer exist
extinct
Rearrange the word "tada" to mean "information, especially facts and numbers"
data (noun)(plural)
What is an academic alternative for "cause an argument"
The first letter is "s"
spark an argument
a synonym for "to pose danger" that starts with "t"
threaten (verb)
what is the noun form of the verb "invent"
invention
A chemical substance used to kill or control pests, such as insects, rodents, unwanted plants, fungi, etc. that harm crops and human health
pesticide (noun)
Rearrange the word "tarit" to mean "feature" or "characteristic"
trait (noun)
What is an academic synonym for "the young of animals, or children"
offspring (noun)
a synonym for "to affect"
influence (verb)
What is the noun form of the verb "know"
knowledge